World News Round-Up: Crisis Unfolds Globally

A summary of the current global news highlights major events including unintentional strikes by Israel on UN trucks, a rift within the Anglican church, Iceland's referendum on EU membership, Israeli backing of Kurdish forces against Iran, and major diplomatic and military shifts involving Iran, Israel, and the U.S.

The Israeli military has admitted to inadvertently striking a UN agency fuel truck in Gaza on Thursday, sparking a call for a full investigation into the incident. Fortunately, the truck was empty, and there were no casualties, according to the United Nations Office for Project Services.

A group of conservative Anglicans issued a boycott against Archbishop of Canterbury-led meetings, deepening divisions within the church. The Global Anglican Future Conference is forming a rival council, reflecting deep discontent with existing church leadership.

Iceland is set to hold a crucial referendum on August 29 to determine their stance on European Union membership negotiations. The revival of talks comes amidst growing concerns over rising living costs and geopolitical tensions such as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

(With inputs from agencies.)